Should reviewers disclose AI-written reports? A prompt-appendix proposal
arpitrage · x · 2026-10-22
The original post argues genAI-written review reports breed distrust—did the reviewer actually think? Their fix: reviewers paste their prompt at the bottom so authors know exactly which ideas are theirs versus AI's. A reply adds another option: authors using AI to anonymize their writing style can include the full original text in the cover letter.
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